Admissions, Tuition and Fees, and Financial Aid Information
Gradu
ate certificate programs provide a means for UT to respond to emerging needs. Graduate certificate programs provide focused areas of studies for students 1) pursuing other academic programs at the master or doctoral levels, 2) who have already earned a master or doctorate, or 3) who are post-baccalaureate and enrolled solely in graduate certificate programs.
Graduate certificate programs are for-credit programs, based entirely on credit courses, and appear on the academic transcript. Graduate certificate programs are required to have student learning outcomes and an assessment plan reported annually through the university’s adopted process.
The Department of Theory and Practice in Teacher Education offers graduate certificates with an emphasis in social justice and global competence.
American Sign Language Education
Art Education (K-12) – **The program-level review will look to see that applicants have successfully completed at least 15 credits of studio art and 6 credits of art history.
English as a Second Language (PreK-12)
Rehabilitation Counseling for the Deaf
Secondary Mathematics Education
Secondary Social Science Education
Special Education Comprehensive (K-12)
Special Education Interventionist (K-8) & (6-12)
Contact us here for more information on the program specifications of our graduate certificates and additional endorsements.
Please click here for additional information on the Grow Your Own and UT-PLAYS (Personal Learning at Your Own Speed) programs for additional endorsements for Special Education and Secondary Math Education.
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